Lee watches Twenty20’s rise from joke to juggernaut
Having witnessed the evolution of Twenty20 from its formative days, Australia seamer Brett Lee admits that his team’s attitude towards the format has evolved over the years
Month: August 2011
Thai lawmakers vote for first female prime minister
The Thai parliament elected the nation’s first female prime minister Friday, with more than half the lawmakers backing her vote.
Retreating Gadhafi forces leave deadly mines behind
The front lines of Libya’s grinding war weave through the western mountains and around Zlitan, the last city east of Tripoli still under the grip of strongman Moammar Gadhafi. In many places that Gadhafi’s forces have fled, they’ve left behind deadly f…
Chief Secretary writes PM again on appointment of health board
Tobago: The Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Orville London has written Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar expressing his growing concern over the delay in the appointment of…
Airline Pilot’s Association tells Caribbean Airlines to put passengers safety first
Piarco: The Trinidad and Tobago Airline Pilots Association (TTALPA) has made its first public statement on Saturday's crash-landing of BW 523 at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport in Guyana. TTALP…
Bandits attacks group of 60 children
Fort George: A gunman today attacked and robbed a group that involved 60 children at a summer camp in Fort George this afternoon leaving them trumatised and now candidates for…
Nigeria’s oil cleanup could take 30 years
The environmental restoration of Nigeria’s devastated Ogoniland could be the world’s largest-ever oil clean-up, a United Nations report said Thursday, the pollution from more than 50 years of oil operations more far reaching than thought.
Minister spends second night at hospital
Port-of-Spain: Local Government Minister Chandresh Sharma will spend another night at the Port-of-Spain General Hospital. The Minister was expected to be discharged sometime this morning, but following examination by doctors…
Deaths pile up in Hama siege
Scores of people died in and around the Syrian city of Hama, activists said, corroborating reports of widespread casualties a day after the start of a military clampdown. FULL STORY | AL-ASSAD CALLS FOR MULTI-PARTY SYSTEM
Hartley joins Brisbane Heat
Chris Hartley, the Queensland wicketkeeper, has signed with the Brisbane Heat for the Twenty20 Big Bash League
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